Glass pool fencing in Concord, Inner West.
Separate houses are the common form in Concord. We plan glass pool fencing around the pool in the yard, and aluminium when the side fence should be solid.
Majors Bay Road has a local centre, and the houses behind it still take a backyard fence. Glass keeps the pool in sight from the house. A powder-coated aluminium panel closes a side boundary when that edge should be solid.
Frameless and semi-frameless glass for pools, patios and outdoor living areas, chosen for safety, clarity and a clean finish.
Aluminium pool fencing, vertical slats, privacy screening and custom gates for your home and outdoor space.
Glass balustrades for balconies, staircases and decks, designed and installed to meet Australian Standards.
Steel handrails for steps, ramps and walkways, fabricated to meet safety standards and suit the property.
No. Older houses, including on Park Avenue, take a discreet line in the yard. The pool barrier does not become a new street wall. Say if the yard is beside the park.
No. The fence belongs to the pool. If the side runs along Queen Elizabeth Park or Goddard Park, we check that edge. The arch stays with the park.
Not by that fact alone. Queen Elizabeth Park and Goddard Park sit in a corridor that includes stormwater and floodplain works. A yard up the hill is different. If the yard meets a park, we read the levels before the posts go in.
When that edge should be closed, toward a neighbour or a lane. On an open yard, glass keeps the water in sight from the house. We choose after the measure.
Yes. A glass balustrade or a steel handrail can be measured with the pool fence. The gate should meet a landing it can close, so the stair is part of that visit.
A swimming pool compliance certificate, issued after an inspection which finds the barrier compliant. It is valid for three years. Concord is in the City of Canada Bay.
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Park Avenue holds older houses inside a conservation area, and we draw a discreet fence line there. The pool barrier stays in the yard. It does not become a new street wall.
Goddard Park keeps its arch along Park Avenue. If the yard is beside the park, the fence still belongs to the pool, not to the park edge. A steel handrail or a glass balustrade can cover a stair on the same visit.
Queen Elizabeth Park holds a remnant of Sydney Turpentine Ironbark Forest, with the pavilion at Crane Street and Broughton Street. The parklands corridor, including this park and Goddard Park, also takes in stormwater and floodplain works.
If the yard meets one of those parks, tell us. We read the levels before we set the posts. Floodplain ground is not the same as a yard up the hill, and we do not treat every Concord backyard as flood affected.
For a separate house, frameless or semi-frameless glass keeps the yard open and the water in view. Aluminium suits the side fence when the boundary should be a solid panel, for example toward a neighbour or a lane. The choice waits for the measure.
The pool gate goes on the path from the house to the water. If that path includes a stair, the rail and the gate are planned so the leaf meets a landing it can close.
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